Video 01. (Visit to old Newton County Jail in Covington, Georgia)
Monday, June 22, 2009. 11:00 a.m.
With Richard Johnson and Forrest Sawyer
0.00:6:13 Entering the old Newton County Jail.
0:00:28:13 Forrest Sawyer desribes the right side of the station as being the side where the sheriff and his family resides.
0:00:37:14 Entering the Sheriff's office on the left side of the building
0:00:51:19 The historical interns walk to the back of the bottom floor where the jail cells were located.
0:1:01:05 Forrest Sawyer describes how he remembered the cells appeared.
0:01:15:27 Forrest Sawyer describes the cat walk that surrounded the cells, which was the only way that the inmates and officers could get around.
0:01:26:23 Forrest Sawyer explains the hole in the wall of the inmate cells that was recently added when the jail was renovated.
0:02:08:05 Forrest Sawyer talks about what appears to be upstairs......
0:03:32:02 Forrest Sawyer shows the interns the room where the horrific hangings took place and the trap door that was located on the floor.
0:03:54:29 Forrest Sawyer and the interns enters the hole located at the top of this historic station.
0:04:26:09 Forrest Sawyer shows the group the holding cell by a window where he was held and could conversate with his father and others who would be passing by with their words of encouragement.
0:04:26:23 Forrest Sawyer takes the group on a tour inside the jail cells where he describes his memories of the 45 days he spent in the cells with 6 others inmates.
0:5:06:08 F.Sawyer shows the interns the food slot in which the inmates where fed in their holding cells.
0:5:25:13 F.Sawyer finds a 1979 bond of Ruby Saxon and lets Richard Johnson examine it and he reconizes the person that is listed on the paper as a local woman.
0:6:14:18 Forrest Sawyer describes how he remembered his incarceration and that of some of his friends during this particular period.
Video 01. (Visit to old Newton County Jail in Covington, Georgia)
Monday, June 22, 2009. 11:00 a.m.
With Richard Johnson and Forrest Sawyer
0.00:6:13 Entering the old Newton County Jail.
0:00:28:13 Forrest Sawyer desribes the right side of the station as being the side where the sheriff and his family resides.
0:00:37:14 Entering the Sheriff's office on the left side of the building
0:00:51:19 The historical interns walk to the back of the bottom floor where the jail cells were located.
0:1:01:05 Forrest Sawyer describes how he remembered the cells appeared.
0:01:15:27 Forrest Sawyer describes the cat walk that surrounded the cells, which was the only way that the inmates and officers could get around.
0:01:26:23 Forrest Sawyer explains the hole in the wall of the inmate cells that was recently added when the jail was renovated.
0:02:08:05 Forrest Sawyer talks about what appears to be upstairs......
0:03:32:02 Forrest Sawyer shows the interns the room where the horrific hangings took place and the trap door that was located on the floor.
0:03:54:29 Forrest Sawyer and the interns enters the hole located at the top of this historic station.
0:04:26:09 Forrest Sawyer shows the group the holding cell by a window where he was held and could conversate with his father and others who would be passing by with their words of encouragement.
0:04:26:23 Forrest Sawyer takes the group on a tour inside the jail cells where he describes his memories of the 45 days he spent in the cells with 6 others inmates.
0:5:06:08 F.Sawyer shows the interns the food slot in which the inmates where fed in their holding cells.
0:5:25:13 F.Sawyer finds a 1979 bond of Ruby Saxon and lets Richard Johnson examine it and he reconizes the person that is listed on the paper as a local woman.
0:6:14:18 Forrest Sawyer describes how he remembered his incarceration and that of some of his friends during this particular period.